The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

The CavChron
The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

The CavChron
The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

The CavChron
Summer Leavitt

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief

Summer Leavitt ‘25 is a second-year journalism student at Hollis Brookline High School. She participates in the high school’s varsity cheerleading team as the captain, but outside of the team, she has a passion for writing, planning to study journalism in college. For fun, she likes to participate in a variety of activities from shopping with her friends to snow boarding to trips to the beach.

Leavitt is excited for another year of journalism to further her education before college. She is thrilled to see what this year has to offer her.

 

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Best of SNO – All Gas, No Breaks: Nyah Jernberg Commits D1 for Field Hockey Following Championship Win

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Challenge Day gives school's the opportunity to positively grow their community, showing students they are more alike one another than they may think. "It is important for students to participate in Challenge Day because it is so important for students to have compassion for each other, and Challenge Day really helps students to know that they are not alone," said Sulin. (Image courtesy of Challenge Day)

Challenge Day Returns to HB

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 27, 2024
Nyah Jernberg and her mom after signing her commitment papers to Wagner College. Jernberg will spend the next four years playing Division 1 field hockey. “I feel very grateful to have a mom who played field hockey who coaches me and knows so much about the sport, and I’m really happy we made it as far as we possibly could our senior year,” said Jernberg.

All Gas, No Breaks: Nyah Jernberg Commits D1 for Field Hockey Following Championship Win

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 19, 2024
Defensive player Kiera King ‘25 moves the ball back up the field to keep Hollis Brookline in possession of the ball during their 2024 New Hampshire Division II State Championship game against Bow. The Cavaliers ended up winning 1-0 with Marleigh Kreick ‘26 scoring the game-winning point. “They’ll still do pretty good next year because they still have a lot of great players and great talent,” said King. (Photo courtesy of Brynn Spencer)

Back-To-Back Champs: Girl’s Soccer Team Eyes a Three-peat

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
November 13, 2024
Caption: Brynn Spencer, number 18, is the anchor for Hollis Brookline’s defense. Spencer’s placement on the team is non-negotiable. “She’s always telling everyone to keep up the spirits, do good, work hard, and you can always hear her voice on the field positively directing people, telling people where to go, and doing it correctly,” said Marchant. 

Trading Goggles for Sticks: Brynn Spencer’s Transition from Swimming to Field Hockey

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
October 16, 2024
Spartans players at the Milford High School field about to begin next offensive play. Athletes will rally tonight at Hollis-Brookline to fight for a win. “A captain has to set the tone, show the other guys what they have to do. Everyone's looking at them,” Tessier ‘25 said.

Cavaliers and Spartans Face-Off

Summer Leavitt, Co-Editor-In-Chief
September 20, 2024
Maia Arthur ‘25 stresses out on her computer over her heavy course load. Arthur, currently in her junior year, is enrolled in multiple AP and honors classes. “I think a majority of my time is taken up with studying, which really takes a toll on my mental health,” said Arthur.

Student Health: HB & Beyond

Finn Brown, Xavier Lindsey, Summer Leavitt and Addy Dougherty
January 31, 2024
HBHS welcomes nine new staff members this year, including Laurie Bakker (left), Jordan Scott (middle) and Ashley Fletcher (right).

HBHS’s New Faculty Members

Summer Leavitt and Addy Dougherty
November 20, 2023
Team picture of the 2023 Unified Soccer team. They are ending their season but are continuing to grow together to improve for the future. “All the athletes are so nice and motivated, and even when stuff doesn’t work out that well, they’re still happy and cheerful,” said athlete Cassidy Krivis ‘25.

Tough Loss Leads to Growth for Unified Soccer Team

Summer Leavitt, Features Editor
October 16, 2023
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